We are protecting our province from fire as we protected it from COVID, drawing on a communitarian political tradition and ...

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil announces that he is stepping down as party leader and premier at a news conference in Halifax on Aug. 6, 2020. McNeil will stay on until a new leader is picked.

Stephen McNeil chose Thursday to announce he's ready to leave the premier's office and step down as leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, but the actual timing of his departure is in the hands ...

Premier Stephen McNeil says he's willing to get pied in the face if the Inclusive Opportunities Association of Nova Scotia is able to meet its fundraising goal of $600.

Premier Stephen McNeil says he only found out last week his chief of staff, Laurie Graham, was interested in taking his job as leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party. Graham has worked for McNeil ...

Some information may no longer be current. Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil speaks during a news conference in Halifax, on Aug. 6, 2020. The Canadian Press ...

HALIFAX - Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil unexpectedly announced his departure from politics Thursday, saying he stayed on the job longer than planned because of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Premier Stephen McNeil attended the opening of the COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Wednesday at Dalhousie University. (Communications Nova Scotia) ...

The Nova Scotia Health Authority's labs completed 1,561 tests on Monday. Premier Stephen McNeil says the 37 new cases announced Tuesday should be a 'wake-up call.' (Communications Nova Scotia) ...

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil has handed back one of the toughest jobs in cabinet to one of his most loyal and trusted colleagues. Leo Glavine was announced as the new minister of health and ...

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil announced Thursday he will step down.McNeil was first elected in 2003 as MLA for Annapolis and has been premier since 2013."Seventeen years is a long time," he said ...